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Manages AI IDE rule files across Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Trae, and GitHub Copilot, supporting the creation, modification, and deletion of rules, project initialization, and cross-IDE synchronization.

Implements and debugs Binance Spot REST /api/* calls, including /api/v3 market data, signed account/orders, and security mechanisms like HMAC/RSA/Ed25519 signing. Handles recvWindow, filters, rate limits, errors, and supports Testnet.

This skill generates and decodes QR codes, allowing you to create scannable codes from text/URLs and extract information from QR code images. It utilizes a remote MCP service for all QR code operations.

Automate GitHub PR review workflows with configurable reviewers. This skill helps manage code reviews at scale, iterate through feedback cycles, address comments, and ensure tests and CI pass until all reviews are resolved, supporting multiple reviewers and a coder role.

Debugs errors and traces failures in AI agents and their tools. Identifies context errors, infinite loops, malformed tool calls, response parsing issues and subagent conflicts.

Runs an autonomous, self-paced "dev loop" that processes a queue of issues/tasks on a git repo. It branches, implements, tests, creates PRs, reviews, merges, verifies deployment, and updates issues, continuing unattended until the queue is exhausted.

Manage personal subscriptions via Wallos (self-hosted tracker). Use when the user asks to view, add, edit, or delete subscriptions, check spending, manage categories/payment methods, or anything related to subscription tracking and recurring expenses.

Analyzes the current Claude Code session (conversation history and changed code files) to detect potential bugs, technical debt, regressions, and performance issues, then creates structured GitHub issues for each one after user approval.

This Claude Code skill (atest) helps you create, manage, and debug API test suites using the API testing tool.

Apply warping framework standards for AI-assisted development. Use when starting projects, writing code, running tests, making commits, or when the user references warping, project standards, or coding guidelines.

Review the current branch for bugs, intent fit, and test coverage. Run or write tests, commit focused work, and then open or update a PR.